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Mineral County Court Report
Bond Forfeited:
DUI Taskforce scheduled to receive combined grant
MINERAL COUNTY – The National Highway Safety Board has awarded a grant to be shared between Mineral and Sanders Counties.
Hospital facing new financial challenges
After several years of hard work to get Mineral Community Hospital’s budget back on track it is once again faced with financial challenges with state budget cuts and Blue Cross Blue Shield pulling out of the Medicare Advantage program.
Tribal Health offers new walk-in hours, clinics
ST. IGNATIUS — Tribal Health (TH) is working in the community to provide more access to health care for Tribal Health recipients.
Missoula folk group makes stop in Hot Springs
HOT SPRINGS – In canoe terminology, to have tumblehome refers to a design that makes paddling the craft easier, due to the flared out sides of the vessel, which deflect water in a more economical way than traditionally designed canoes.
Kvelve's Comments: Lace 'em up
It is what could be described as an insidious problem, or a silly one.
SB-99 protects the next generation of Montanans
There is a reason Montana is the Last Best Place in the country. Over the last decade, the Montana Republican Party has made tremendous progress in advancing our priority of protecting the future generation.
DAR honors founding with national day of service
The Kuilix Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, honored the anniversary of DAR’s founding Oct. 11, 1890, by participating in the DAR National Day of Service, an annual event in which chapters and individuals are encouraged to engage in meaningful service projects in their communities.
Review looks into form of government
HOT SPRINGS – Following an extremely close vote in the June primaries the town of Hot Springs will begin preparations to go forward with the approved Local Government Review.
Pavlik accepts plea agreement of 10 years
"Health Care?" or "Wealth Share?"
Edna Macdonald
Ronald G. Warren
1. Born and raised in Montana. Graduated from Plains High School.
Tranel wants to restore professionalism to Public Service Commission
Monica Tranel, Missoula lawyer and Democratic candidate for a seat on the Public Service Commission, is hoping to restore professionalism to the regulatory panel if elected next month.
Noxon tradition put on hold
Noxon Fourth of July fireworks cancelled one year after serious injury
CFVH Foundation gala entertains
PLAINS – Traditional bluegrass music filled the air as a brisket dinner, accompanied by fresh dinner rolls was served up to attendees at the annual CFVH foundation gala.
Fair commission follow-up: Moneyless tabled for 1 year.
New fire chief to start January 4
Plains council discusses fees for fiber optics installation
Members of the Plains council met together Monday evening with the public filling all available seats.
Numbers confirmed in Hot Springs ballot recount
THOMPSON FALLS – A recount was held on Friday in the county commissioners chambers for the two candidates facing off for Hot Springs Councilperson, Ward 2, Seat 2.
Students gearing up for BPA nationals
Superior High School held a special assembly last week to recognize the school’s Business Professionals of America team’s accomplishments in Billings.